Lowcountry
Lowcountry
Ends Jul 13 NYC: Chelsea
70% 77 reviews
70%
(77 Ratings)
Positive
65%
Mixed
23%
Negative
12%
Members say
Great acting, Disturbing, Slow, Entertaining, Controversial

About the Show

A failing actress returns to her rural home and finds romance with a disgraced teacher.

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Critic Reviews (13)

The New York Times
June 25th, 2025

“The play meanders with nary a sign of tension, sexual or otherwise, until the final minutes, when Rosebrock suddenly puts on the turbo — and promptly crashes into a wall.”
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New York Theatre Guide
June 25th, 2025

"The timing and execution of the diegetic song represents the balance of dark comedy and thriller suspense in Lowcountry, hampered by spurts of stagnancy but held together by naturalistic performances."
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New York Magazine / Vulture
June 25th, 2025

"...you’re likely to be viscerally familiar with the type of overachiever onstage in 'Trophy Boys' — hypercompetitive, cutthroat, and prone to wrapping the worst intentions in the bubble wrap of the right language."
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The Wall Street Journal
June 25th, 2025

"The violent conclusion, in particular, seems more sensationalistic than persuasive."
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The Observer
June 26th, 2025

"It’s like you’re on a date that’s awkward yet arousing, then someone goes to the restroom and doesn’t come back."
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Theatermania
June 25th, 2025

"Rosebrock speaks up for the American precariat, telling the stories of the people we fortunate theatergoers would rather ignore."
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Lighting & Sound America
June 25th, 2025

"A low-stakes psychological thriller, it suffers from a low-grade depression."
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Talkin' Broadway
June 25th, 2025

"'Lowcountry' is never less than compelling in the hands of these fine actors, well directed by Jo Bonney."
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